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TV NT inJIM, AAIANAl
Front «to Iflot to
lat (Motor. 1MI. (to Mto
•Ul rao •
pailt uii or »t*«»
teUMlo Book to Hollprlege. for tto oceontm.
ef tto teooeliaf poMto—
To tow* oeory ottor toy. (onopt Soadoya, with
fee Catted Motto Moll.
oi roes BOMS roar coach «*,
to 10‘olnt. A. M-oodarrtroot K.t8pdug.,eam.
toy. tot F. M.
tmm accommodation line,
Kano Foot Coot too, will leere LUila Rock
_— ‘aurroalaf toy. at (ha aaiae hour In (h«
|, aad intro ai Hoi hpringa oe*t day. a: 9,
•1“
pjjU. Bp attar Uaa. gA-totra Baanr *■ Pnpoitiaa.
Tto aatoerltor la tto contractor far (ha eenvey
aaaaof tto Galled Staler Malta oa tto routes Iroji
Lttlio Rook to Fort Smith. aad from Little Hack to
WatWagtea.In HootpoUadcounty, ala Hot Spring*
-to Foot Coaeboa. thrao Umaa a weak..
or loth Itoao roataa iatoraoet with th« Slum
tool Uattad htataa Mail Liao from Mempbie to Lit
falaeny Ho
PETER HANGER.
*»— 1 v.
XXTOVl
VI pot
UTTL1R0CK POUSDRT ARD SSITIBRT.
.Roswell Beebe
JLD raopoetfully call tto attention of the
ooMla to tto atoaa autabllahmeut, which
ton roaoatly nadergenc a thorough repair, and. her.
law tto aoeaaaara faciUtiaa, U now folly prepared
toraroieh to order, with groat promptnee*. aaary
article loptot Hoc, of either wrought or caat Iron,
Biwo or Copper, of W good material, proportion*,
aad workmaaahip, and upon aa cheap larwia, aa any
ottor Foaadry la tkla country. Mlllrtghle and
attorn, otdorlog wheal*, will to pleaded to give the
No. of ooga nod pitch, alao tto partienlar alia and
atopo of the aye, wanted hi each wheel. The di
aatoter of a whaal. whoa coat, will be % of an inch
Mr foot late tto aaoaa with length of a ahaft.—
Sedan ahoald alee ha aoeampaaied with a draught
foil daeeriptlon of what ia,w*ttted. and the
Little Rock, Dec. 10.1850 -U-tf
Arkansas Coffee House,
(towta rr*4M»OAt lambimo.)
T[8 Proprietor has oa hand, and la tonsCantly
NMiflif, the fallowing—
Korol go and donaeitic Liquor,;
Wines oad cordial, of every description;
Cigar*;
Tehee,e;
Frail,, Ae.
AM ef which aro far „U «t wlieleeal# and retail
prteae. Forooa, from the country willing to pur
e taaa, wHI ploooo sail and mo my ,tock before pur
, tied eg oioowhero a* I iuleu I to tall an low nauy
tehee la Um city.
MICHAEL TANTI.
Little Rock, Jaa. 21,1361. 2«-«y
Xy-Tho Arkadalphia Sentinel will copy one year,
• ad forward account to the aubecriber. " ''
Ml,
COLOUR—50 Bbla Illinois Superfine;
JC tO •' " extra do.
Mac'd par "fefferaon,” and for vale by
May 14th, I860. WM. B. WAIT.
JUSTICE....1
• *1*AVING been alerted, conuuimiotied and qunMrte.i -u ii
*44 iaetiee of the Peace for Mu; Rock Towinrtun. Pulaski
« unty, Artrenee, 1 lua prepared to attend, etlkially, to any
buwweee intru. ted to ui« pua>. tualty.
Office at the lew office of L. A. Whitclcv, E»q., cornel
of Mala and Kim emeu, auder the Arkaura, Haunt r office.
JOHN 1. THOMPSON,
k, Arke., Nor. S. 1N0.
Boots and Shoes.
UCASKS Boot, assorted;
4 “ Kip Btogans;
4 dot. Oanfa fine Calf Shoes;
a “ •* “ Gaiters;
13 “ 'Ladies States assorted
8 “ Misses and childrens Shoes assorted;
1 Case Boys Kip Brogans;
, 1 *• “ Boots, Ac., Ac., Ac.
Received per Phillip Pennywit, and for sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS.
Steamboat Landing.
March 28_ 32—tf.
Groceries.
JOHN D. ADAMS has on fund, and offer, to hi,
friends and eaitotnen, for „le, No. 1 Mackerel,
fal kits, Hallibut in bhis. Sugar, Coffee, Spice,
Mapper, Ginger. Nutmeg*. Clare,, rtboilrd Mol,,,
eee. Indigo and Madder, Powder, Shot and Lead,
lie,, Ac , Ac.
Alee -TEAS. Fouehong, Yoene Hyson, Bl»rk,
iKd a vety superior article of'* Imperial ”—together
with, Fraaerred Currant,, Gooseberries, Cagey,
Ihaubarb, Ac., for family use.
Mm. 84/ 1850. 18—
Groceries.
HtpZ Sack, Salt; IS 8ack« Coflfee; 15 Bbla. Sugar;
f «?'I Bhl. Powdered Sugar ; lit Bblx and littlf
BMa. Molaaaaa ; 1 Tierce Rica Rabins, Cbmw,
VaVhrietIH, Macaroni, Sweet Choealate. Lobsters.
asldlnu. Brimatono, Cigar, Spanish Brown, Kot
«>m Stone, Whiling, Brl«loi;Brick. Emery, Lamp
Sltakf At , A«. Receive I par Pontiac, and for
mfehy JOHN D ADAMS,
Feb. 11,1861. Steamboat Landing.
JMfN8F» and Flour.
FOBT received by steamer Hamburg;
J 38 BUs Whiskey.
80 Half Bbla. do.
ffi Bbla. Bor bon Whiskey.
38 Bbls. Flour.
14 Bbls. Potatoes.
Pevaale aheap, by M. TANTI.
Bar Stores.
1CUBK old Bcandy ; 3 cks. American do. ;
3 Oka. Maderia Wtae; 1 bbl. Cherry Bounce ;
3bM*. old Bu'b Whiskey; 1 “ Hum;
3 i< » Rye « i *« 0id port Wine;
| *• ** Muacat Wise; 1 -* Malaga.
Iwaitd and for sale by
JNO. D. ADAMS,
load, 1831—40 Steamboat Landing.
BY Steamer Emily I have juat received and nnw
Offer for aale;
00 Barrels Super Fine Flour;
3 •• Rye Whiskey;
Iff Boxes Aasorted Trbacco;
10 •* Lemon Syrup; , i
» '• Candy; -M-U': ■
1 Barrel English Filberts;
10 »* Ale. M. TANTI.
Lower Steamboat Landing.
April T. 1881.—31—tf
Liquors and Wines.
X CASKS Brandy, 4th proof;
J 1 « -Maderia Wme;
1 «< Fort Wine;
M Baskets Champagne Wine; on consignment
and for tale tear.
T. D>. MEKRICK St CO.
DscrmOsr R. 1850. IS
CtoflVe, KuKffr, Ac.
TOST received per steamer Peuuywit ;
J 88 seeks Hie Coffee;
* hhds. Soger;
id Us. de;
4 bto. Molaaeee;
• half bUs. Moleeees;
BO saaks Salt.
Aedfor sale by
FATHERLY h CLEMENTS.
3d *>—«f.
LIQUOR.
6BBL8 OU Beerbea Whtekev ; 9 Bbla Old
Meaoagehela Whiskey ; 90 Bbls. Prime Old
Whiskey l *0 half do de.
«BMe. Freach Brandy ;
3 Casks Old Cagaae Brandy;
Bde Madeira Wins;
3 Caaka Maeeat Wise;
3 da- Malaga de
1 Hf. Bbl. Cherry Bounce;
1 BU. Gla. Received per True,
tan.'nnd for aale by JOHN D ADAMS,
rUb.lt, 1801 steamboat Landtag.
3 BOXES Extra chewing Tobacco;
t " m2. Bonsd Lump ••
Be
this day and/or sale by
^JNO. D. ADAMS,
§, I^Bl—80. . •iqmhrt
tUktr flUhainmiry {AcmU) ar Ckrvttic Hktymatitm.
This nl«*H« rvmady atMds without a rival in
tha history of fliMorwriM, ia Una or any ether
country, ia curiae this painful and paralyzing <tia
aaao, ia all ita varioua forms.
The vast number that have been cured by the
nee of thin compound, during the past year, d<
monstratea this fact. Not only recent acute or
inflammatory caaes, but old chronic cases, of ten,
twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where
they had not only tried every other external and
internal remedy of which they could bear, but at
great expense, had traveled, and passed under the
treatment of a number of the first medical men of
Europe, as well a* of our own country, visited the
various watering places, taken voyages at sea, and
dwelt in the moat aalu brio us clime*, without ob
taining relief. Some, who were reduced to a mere
skeleton, their flesh had withered away, their
limbs were paralysed, and many that had scarcely
been able to walk for ten, fifteen and twenty years.
Theae have been cured sound and well, regained
their flesh and the use of their limbs, and now en
joy excellent health from the use of this compound.
These facts are fully substantiated by published
testimony, from the highest possible sources ; tes
timony that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be
vouched for by tm thnuttin ! witnesses.
Retail price, »5 per bottle, 3 bottles for 112, or
8 for *22
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTERWORTH.
“Little Rock, June 3, 1851 ___*?■
MORTJMORE'S BITTER’CORDIAL, AND
BLOOD PURIFIER; a Vegetable Spirit,
and the most scientific preparation ever produced;
one bottle of which, is warranted to possess more
real medicinal virtues than ten times that amount
of Sarsaparilla, or any other preparation put up
for similar purposes. Its unequal virtues are soon
made manifest in diseases having their origin in
impurities of the blood, such as—Neuralgia, Scrof
ula or King's Evil, Erysipelas, Cutaneous Erup
tions, Salt-Hhem, Tetter or RingwoTm, Pimples
on the face or surface of the skin, soreness or
misery in the breast or region of the heart, general
debility or nervous affections, and all irregular
habits of the system, (especially with females,)
and the many derangements of the Mtvous sys
tem, and diseases arising from the injudicious use
of calomel and other poisonous drugs.
This is a fine cordial, pleasant and agreeable to
take, and perfectly safe to be used in any state of
health, even by the most delicate female or child.
And it ia an article that every one should use, at
least once a year, to punfv and enrich their blood,
and thna prevent nil manner of diseases.
Retail price, Si per bottle. 6 bottles for 55.
To be had of K. L. DODGE and THOMAS
BUTTER WORTH. June :£ 1851. ly.
DR. CLARKE'S Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar,
Which i* considered by Physicians and other* the
•Great flrsenv for rough*, cold*, consumption,
liver compliant, bronchitis, asthma, soreness in
the chest, spitting of blood, pain or misery m
the side, difficult or profuse expectoration, night
sweats, &c.
This being the present)lion of a regular physi
cian, graduate of the Medical University, Phila
delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is
properly esteemed one of the most valuable and
efficient remedies for these and similar complaints
ever offered io the public.
Price, si per bottle, t> bottles *5.
To be had of K. L. DODGE <3t THOMAS BUT
TERWORTH.
Little Rock, June 3d, 1851. Iy-_
H. STEPHEN'S ASTRINGENT SYRUP.—
This has now become a celebrated remedy for
Dysentery amt Bowel complaints. v n an ra -uui
bus, Diarrbma or Summer Complaints, pain or
cramping in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per
sons of all ages, but undoubtetlly the most supe
rior preparation for children ever produced.
Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for
large ones.
To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BL T
TERWORTH.
Li *'t Hoc it "ne, 3d, 1851. ly.
Freali Flour, ***c.
RECEIVED by last arrival, the following arti
cles, to wit :
50 bbls. St. Louis Flour ;
100 “ Cincinnati “
20 kegs No. 1. Lard ;'
50 bbls. and half bbls. Whiskey :
1050 lbs. Tobacco ;
750 “ Bar Lead:
For sale by A. J. HUTTL
June 4th, 1851—30._Main street.
m’
THE subscriber, agent for H. Haberman, will
continue the former's busineaa at his old stand
on Mam, near Markham treet, and keep con
stantly on hand a full and well assorted stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Castings, Ac., Ac., all of which will be sold low
for cash. The highest market prices will be paid
for country produce, an beef hides, peltries, bees
wax, Ac. JOHN KRAI SK.
Little Rock, March 28, 1851. SO—tf._
Iron and
< i i Alt Lba. Bar Iron .'aborted ;
tUUU 4 Bundle* Nail Rod*;
ii Bundles Extra Horse Shoe;
100 pieces Plow Wings; 75 Skillet- and lids;
30 Ovens and lid*; 15 assorted English Puts;
15 Sugar Keltlea ; 12 Grot Irons: 30 odd lids.
Received |wr 1 rustee, and for sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Lauding.
Feb. 11.
Cincinnati Moods
0/~\ Ke<f Fretii Buckwheat Flour; 300 pound*
«£v/ Bologna Sauxnges ; 1 bbl; Ilomiuey; 1 Uhl.
While Brin*!
20 Boveit Star Candl*?;
10 Boies Fallow do.
2 fihlx. Lard Oil;
1 Bbl. >alar»tui;
3<K) Jugs; 15 Demijohns, 15 lion Bound Kegs.
Received per Truilei, and for sale by
JOHN D. ADAMS.
Feb. II, 1851. Steamboat Lanling.
Star Candies Jfc.
‘i/A/A l,b«. star Caudie* ; '.’5 B ig* Buckwheat
OV/vr Flour; ti Hbl White Bean*; 4<>0 Lbs
Caatiliga- Ju*t received per Pontiac. and for eale
by FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
Feb. 11.1851.
Stationary.
A LARGE and beautiful assortment of sta
tionary. received per Phillip Pennjrwit. and
lor sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 25.__"_VO—tf.
JOHiV I*. A l» A US,
COMMISSION AND P0UWAHDIN6 .MERCHANT,
BRICK CORNER, COWER STEAMBOAT LA.Mtl.NO,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
KEEPSconelantly ou head a large and general
aeaortnieot of Dry Cmals i lot In me. Hard*
ware, Uuermwair, lints and Cups, Pools
and shoe., saddlery, stationary, Groceries,
Produce, Ac., Ac.; all of which will be aolii
very cheap for CASH.
Oe«. I, 1850.—8—I—tf
GI NS! CCStlt OWN8111
TltST RECEIVED, aud for aale cheap foresail
el hue Double and Single barrel!*- Snui Guue,
Rifle*, flint and percussion gnu Locks. Jte., Vi al
the Gunsmith Shop, on Main street where repair
ing is done up blue, by II. GRIFFITHS.
Wfi.
LIQIAMC.
ON baud and for eale.
1 bbl 4th proof French Brandy;
I >* Spanish **
' I “ Malaga Wine;
1 •• Muscat •* (a choice arliclei.
JOHN 0. ADAMS.
Dec, 10, 1959 —14 tf Loner Lamitny.
IRON—5000 lb*, aa'd flat, sq’r and round Iron ;
1000 “ best charcoal horse-shoe ;
SOAP—10 boxes No. 1 brown ;
PAPER—10 reams Envelope:
PORK—20 bbl*. heavy Mess ;
BACON—1600 lbs. clear side*;
RAlikMLNG—25 pieces heavy Kentucky ;
- 40 half ••
l ROPE—46 cotl* ;
TIWNE—10 bales;
Rec’d per “Hamburg,"
JkuM -4-1851.
ami fa. sale, by
\VM B. WAIT.
Hats! Hats!! Hat* 1!!
JCoaeo Fashionable Silk Hata ; f> Dos^ Wool do.
3 Dos. Cloth Capa.
or oalo by
Fob 11. 1861.
Roe* Prod oer Poutioc am
JOHN O. ADAMS.
Stoamboal Lauding.
l
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MIH ll>»AU.
tux. p. «asr«i. Jomn o. norm*.
SIDDALL, GREENE & CO,,
COTTO.Y FACTORY,
»oauMa«aJOtfj xan ro&vjJ\'hain$>
M K K C 11 A N T S ,
NO. AS UMH STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
40*R»,>KBEKWJ0D t h. heath, t. k. ai>am».
niNl> & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
^IRpMAMTt- . ,
Vo. 6f> Magazine Street, opposite toe
Mouth of Hank Alley,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
yf- Partirulst attention paid In the sale of COT
TON. TOBACCO, AND OTHER PRODUCE—
he collection and remittance of Fund.*—and the
onrehasv »nd shipment of Merchandise generally.
THOMAS L. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER & STIONER,
XO. .53 CASfAL NTKEET,
NEW ORLEANS.
LAW. MEDICAL. MIS ELI.ANEOL'S, AND
SCHOOL-BOOKS
yumrm® Pfopzn,
Viz ■ Cap. fatter and Note Wrapping paper aj
varum* yualitiet
RHLLS STEEL HENS, INK.
Aniliv ff.nrnil muirtmrMI of Ml.nk Hooka.
Country Merchant* and Teachers are requested to
call and examine the Stock.
.) feb.13 23-1V
JAMK3 MATTHIW*. WM. rowri.1..
JAMES II ATTIIEWNitO.,
WHOLESALE <
GROCERS A\D COIIiniMi .UKRCniSTS,
Mann fact nrer’s Agent.
FDR THtlAl.C or
< NAILS. WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS
Ac., No 53 WALNUT STREET.
South of Columbia, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Refer to— T. D. Merrick 4r Co , ffrm. U. Wait,
Waller Mitchell, // Brogan, />. Bender tf Co., and
Jacob Hutrkinn. Little Rock,
hf!> 5, 1850.—7—2*2 — Iv
WALTON, SANFORD dw CO.
GENERAL GROCERS.
COMMISSION* MERCHANTS,
No. 2.5, Now Levee, X OrloHiix:
HAt 1. constantly tin hand a general and well
. .elected aaaorlmeut of Mtnplo mid Fancy
'Groceries, fine l.iyuor* und 'll inei, Proritione,
j Etc. Kir.
lu addition to the article* usually found ill :t
Grocer’* Stock, the* keep a supply of N iils. Glass.
Drugs, and Dye., IhrUcr1 ^ud Cap Taper, Playing
Caro*, Ac. Ac , *=r‘Ci
I heir aim will he to sell good and tre-di article.,
and always at K.ilH M /UK K i }’KICKS. Their
I facilities for buying with their experience in the
Arkansas trade, and their knowledge ol the wants
j of that section, they think will enable them at all
limes In fill, satisfactorily, such order* us they may
I tie favored with.
Jen. 1. I“51. 1 -v.
FIRE I\NURA\( i:,
BY Tin; PROTECTION INSmxrE COMPANY
or liurrroKD, row.
CRARTEKG1) l.\ 18*2.1.
Capital Slock. Surplus Fund, and Annual
PREMIUMS $1000,000.
Po'icies issued es usual, by
WM. B. WAIT, Asml.
Aue. 4th, 1841, 48-lm.
iomn a mm jaw** h **»„*,•
JOSEPH n. PAUIER4 C O..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PORKIGS A \l>
SC'MIMfn© DnY <©©©£)§,
47 CAMP—NEW ORLEANS.
Sept. 10, 1850. 8-1— ly
W. MITCHELL, & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Dmit ri* let (Jornia I ry , (.rorcrlrt, &c.
NAPOLEON, AKK S.
Marti 30, 1841. 30—If.
Miliar and t olfcc.
3^ ) beat R*© Coffee,
Hilda. 1’rir .s !■ roA n Sugar, instore ami
for sale by T. I) MEKKICK «\l CO.
Nov. 5- 1*50.-8-9—tf
S’art riiiifc Hoots.
I
4 CASES Stout < alf Bools, 2 Cases Wuterproof
- r Booots, juat receive*! and for sale bv
Dec. IT * FATHERLY & CLEMENTS
SOLDIERS’ LAND W ARRANT'S, for 1 l>t>
acres each, lor sale bv
WM. B. WAIT.
March 3d ‘2f> tf
llcc'd per steamer ll:itisbnr;li,
8BBLS Ale;
lO.tMH! Cauone Cigars;
S,Out) common } .* SpauMi do ;
bbls. Crackers;
It) do Brandy;
20 do Wliisiuy;
20 l2 do do;
bt»ls Flour;
3 do Gin, Sec.
Jau 21. M. TANTI.
Kerriicd per Steamer Impirr.
CASES fresh OyCers;
ty vy 8 bbU «o do iu shell, (very fine)
•I do Oianges, line;
2 dux box** Prunes.
2<l do fresh Raisius, best <yunIilv;
■J . DUO Havana Cigars, assorted.
For sale by M. TANTI.
.11 , II, IH1 90
I’mh Provision*.
•)/k/ W | l.tt.S. susar cured rant'd Hams ;
Ov/v/V* 2700 lbs. Hear Sales,
11 keys leaf Lard ;
10 tibia. Pilot Bread ;
211 half Mtlh. Hotter and Watit Crackers;
4 bids, dried Apples ;
4 •• Penehc*;
Rece.ved this dav and for sale, by
JON. D. ADAMS.
June 6, 2851—4'.'. Slramlt*at /„»« hug.
WUISKKY—1: on . ; mi
»> For - . • : > V. M H. W AIT.
Jmy Mb, loot.
4 4
CO BBl.S RECTIFIED WHISKEY, r-.-e.ved
VlY* Ibis day per " Geo. Hem.” and loi sale by
JOH N I). ADAMS.
Jun. 21, 1851. Sln.-M Bunt i.*>niinj.
*;tlt ! *»it!!
| ) K« ’D per Steamer Dove, !(“ • iary • bleached
IV sacks Sait,
i And for sale by, A. J. Hl'TT.
June ld-.isoi-.it.
Ju*t Rpt ci»» (h
FR steamer ” R. H. Lee,” direct from Cin
cinnati,
6 barrels old Mononyahcla Whiskey ;
5 do. Rye Whiskey;
5 do. old lb i nr bon Whiskey.
For salechaep, bv M. TANTI.
.Vtfamba i IjuhJi n..
Little Stock Foundry.
SHEET Copper and Zinc ; assorted Wire ; Pa
tent Brads, assorted, a superior article, for
; Joiners and Cabinet maker's use.
; j For sale by ROSWELL BEBEE.
Cath jsMU f*r*lJ cattuig*. bn**, c*jfw- tend time*.
July S, 1811—*4
q ‘ q~ 1 V q q 3
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!!!
y. jfc Jfaff, tk JW, tkr Sarv, and tk Stiff Joint*!, ** W* *naf fW ^ >»•'’'
The Volcanic Oil from Mciico
i Iiu Ion? been known to possess within itaelf wonderfully soothing. healing and curative propsttir*, j
and has been extensively used by the Artec* for Rheumatism. Stiffness of Joints or Limb*, and lor
jail kinds of Wore*, Ulcera, Bum*, Wounds, Hard Lumps or Tumor*, and for all kinds of Pains or
Inflammations in Man or Beast.
| The happy combination of this wonderful production of nature with other powerful remedies in
: the - t
Mexican Mastaac Liniment
Renders it one of the roost perfect remedies ever offered to the afflicted. Its ac tion upon the organi- j
ration is truly wonderful. Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and beating properties diffuse themselves j
to the very bones. It enters into the circulation of the blood—give* a new impulse to the whole ner
v on-system to the very extremities of the lingers and toes—^stimulates the absorbent* and secretions,
me! thus assists nature to throw off and rid herself of any diseased action of nerves, muscle*, chords j
or ligaments, making it equally applicable to sores of any kind, rheumatism, pains in any part of the j
i body, fi»rji a diseased action of any of the structural portions or the system. Possessing these peculiar
powers is the reason why it is equally efficacious in so many different complaints.
We will give a few of the thousands of cures that have been effected by this Liniment within (he
last year.
A lady in Columbus, Ohio, had her hand slightly bruised, took cold in it and it spread to
A Frightful I'leer
All aver the back of her hand. Doctors had preser.bcd salves, ointments, washes, and alteratives, i
' without doing it any good. It hod been in this condition more than a year, when she got a bottle of i
tin* Mustang Liniment, by the recommendation of her physician, and applied it as directed, Thd re
sult was. that in four weeks the ulcer was healed and the hand was well! That doctor now bill's Ibe
Lmunent by the dozen to use in his practice.
j A little girl, fourteen.mile* from Columbus, had a severe attack of Rheumatism. The chords of
one leg contracted so that the foot was drawn up at a right angle with the thigh, and the knee joint
■ stiff, so that sh«’ was obliged to walk with t rut- lies. Three bottles of the Mustang Liniment relaxed
tie chords, loosened tlie knee joint, relieved all pains, strengthened the muscles, and she can skip 1 he
rope, leap and jump without crutches and without limping.
A man in Pittsburgh had a red hot iron accidentally run into Ids foot, making a very severe
Wound and Burn
i 1
• At the same time. Tie pain was intense and excruciating, threatening lock-jaw. The foot swelled j
very rapidly, and in two hours he was unable to bear any weight on it. or set it to the ground. In j
this condition the Mustang Linini' at was applied. Immediate relief from pain was the consequence,
i and in two days he went about his business and had no farther trouble with it.
Oapt. Win. Alter, one of the oldest citizens of Cincinnati, and long and popularly known on all
the western and southern rivets as a steamboat captain, had a very severe attack of
Inllitiiiiniilorv Rheumatism
in his right arm. After suffering the most excruciating pain for some days without a moment’s relief,
In; obtained a bottle of the Mustang Linirnertt, and applied it. In less than tw enty-four hours, he
ivns entirely relieved from pain, the soreness and stiffness perfectly eradicated. Let any doubt Una in .
| liis presence, and he may give them a specimen of its muscular strength and (taxability of hia “good
ington. Ky., had not been able to walk without crutches for near two years, from the
; right arm.? ,
j -A manjutCovi
effects of
Chronic R henniati'iw.
He heard of the Mustang Linime nt, bought it, an>l used it as directed, and now he is well, and can
dance a horn pip*- equal to any jolly Tar !
A man near Louisville, Ky., had a negro man who had running sores on tv.>th his legs. They were
nearly rotten, and feared they would be the cause of lus death, lie procured half a .dozen bottles of
ibe Mustang Liniment, and used it all according to the directions, in oue month the sores were
healed.
John Bennett, of Petersburg!!. III., had a daughter twelve years old who had Tenia Capitis or
Scald Head. The entire scalp was a running sore and had been for more than a year—doctors could
do it no good. They were persuaded to try the Mustang Liniment, and lo their great jov, it has en
tirely healed all the sores, and a beautiful head of hair now covers the
Once Frightful weialp! !J
A lady in St. Louis had a sore on the top of her head :hat threatened to spread all over the scalp.
The hair came out and left a bare spot the size of a dollar, ihot was a runtime sore. She used the
Mustang Liniment on it. and it not only healed the sore, but brought out a beautiful new crop of hair!
She is now using it to dress her hair, and says it is the lust Hair Tonic she ever saw, while it give* a
| beautifully glossy-like appearance to the hair, that she hadr.-ver succeeded in obtaining before.
These are but a few Ot the thousand of cures we are daily hearing of irt.in vsl! parts of the
i country.
For Horses and other l Illinois. ~ , "
i There is nothing can he compared to the Mustang Lining nt. m th - spe-cly mid permanent cure of
Strains, Bruises, Cuts. Oatds. Chafes, Scratches, Sweeny, Poll Evil, Fistula.Bir Head,Spann. King
Bone, Splint, Wind (Jail, Cracked heels or any Wound, stillness, or unnatural enlargement of bone or
muscle. A livery stable beeper of th.scity had a match horse that he prized very highly, that had a
large Ring-bone on both le-Igs. The horse was completely cured, and ms limbs left perfectly smooth
by the use of the Liniment
To Country Merchants.
Every store
rapidly.
should be supplied w-ith this valuable Liniment, as i;
Caution Flora.
pays a good proflt nr.d sells
XT' Many will try to induce you to bnv Nerve and Bon • Liniment or some other equally worthless
trash, by saving it is just as good as the Mustang Liniment, Hutdo not is- deceivi d! Ask j.,r t! -
Liniment, and buy n me otkor, and you will not be disappointed. The name is blown on the bottle.
Prices of the (.luimcnt.
In consequence of the increased demand, we are now putting up 25 cent. 50 cent, and dollar bot
( lies. Tne 50 cent bottles contain three times as much as the 2o cent size, and the dollar bottles four
limes as much as the50 cents ze—so that tn.in.-y will be saved in buying the large bottles.
O' Principal Depot at BRAGG A MeLEANS S Drug Store, corner Third and Market streets, St.
i Louis, Missouri.
jj' Druggists and Country Merchants supplied on liberal terms.
J. VV. TAPPL, Wholesale Agent, at Little Rock. Ark.
1 31—lv.
i
t
1
A nr: 1 8.
oi,iyi:k x co.,
WINE iS‘ SPIRIT MERCHAIS
COBXRBOr MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.
(Oil Post OJJicr Comer.
JUST Received a fine assortment of choiet
articles for Rar Stores, and Family use, con
siating of
Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; IS row t
Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catauba Win*
Lontrworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice: Bran
ily, Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London Gin; Mo
mmgahela Whisky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout;
Anisette; Natural Syrup: Muscat de Frontignan
.ManseItano; Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; M ur
cestershire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab
sinthe; Preserves drr.. Ac.
Little Rock. April 22. 33—tf.
NEW F11ILV jSrUUE.
HOllUlMtV & CARTER,
On East side of East Man st., first brick stui
above the comer of Markham el.,
WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL DKAXJtRS lx
FAMILY, STAPLE AMD FANCY
(irottrifs. Provision*. Country Produrr, Ar
I r.\VE just opened, in the store heretofore oc
I 1 eupied as a Tin Shop, a general assortuit n
of every thing in their line, comprising a large
var-ittyof FAMILY SUPPL1KS than ever befor.
offered in this market. Their friends, and citizen
generally,' are,, invited to call and examine thei
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they are de
teruiteed ton'll as low as the lowest, for cash o
: mntry produce.
Little Rock. April 9, 1851. 32—tf.
nuts! iiatn'.l
J i'ST received, a fun lot of Hals, and amon
which are the followin, viz;
‘2 eases fine fash. Silk Hats;
•2 .* Moleskin Hats;
2 “ “ “ Casiratre •'
5 »• “ •• Russia “
2 “ “ Rtusb “
1 «« “ Pearl Union “
“ Panama “
“ Leghorn “
hoys’ fine Leghorn “
infants' Straw- “
Palm Leal “
■ bv A. J. HUTT, Main street.
1X51. 38—
doz.
3
And f»r
1/. », i
Little Itvrk Foundry.
S AW AND GRIST MILL GEARING—and a
other decriprions of Iron work, suitable f
such purposes, furnished to order, at the above ei
tabishmeut at the cheapest rates—warranted to t
good and well adopted to the necessities of the pe<
ptv-of th.s State. KOSW ELL UEEBK.
July 9, 1841.
Ditsiiic Holler.
\ \ 7 ANTED — A good second-hand Boiler, suit,
* v hie fm a small engine of about 8 inch cylir
d, r. One with a stand, fire-front and grate-t ar
will be preferred. Apply to
ROSWELL BEBEE,
July 8. Little Huci Foundry.
Saddlery.
4 LARGE lot of Saddlery, c insisting of eeutl,
. V men’s and ladies Saddles, Bridles. Martingale
Saddle-Bags, Carpet-Bags, Girths, C.rcingles, t’-i
ars, Haiue-s, Bridle Filling*. Sulky, W aguu at
riding Whips, Stir up Irons. Bridle Bus, Ac , or.
A'c., received per Phillip Pennywit, and for »a
for CASH by JOHN D ADAMS,
Steamboat Landing.
March 25 . 29—tf.
MILL 8tW8-Rowland's and 7 f.et ;
FRENCH LOCKS—5. 6 aud 7 inche.;
AXES— Colli;i* and Hunt ,
Ol! S—Lard, hu*v«d, tanners sad next.
Received and for sale by
WM B. WAP
March 3d. 26—1
AE1V Cl.OTHI.’%'(■!/
TUsT received, direct from New Orleans, a lari
•I and well selected assortment cf new and fa
j tunable Clothing; Particular attention la called
a fine stock of Summer Clothing.
For sale low for cash, and for rash only I
e. marcus:
j Lillie Kt>ckt Me* 20, lWi. Mmmttreet.
Robebt AkhstcomO*o. C. L.\w*asos. j1
A*.\ou> Hums.
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON Jc CO.
('oiiimi**iou Merchant*,
106 Magazine street,
a i: w
March 25, 1851.
6 RLE ASS
29—ly
FRFSI! DRUGS & MDIli.SES.
JV-HT llK( KIVKI)
AM) FOIl SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
^IIK »uhacrib**r in cou#tautly recei
ving* from Now York, a genuine
A. A. C iRV, i». i>. s.
I^ROM Huntsvile Ala., has locates! ,<•"
himself permanently in Little Roch.^fl
He has been engaged in the practice of
assortment of />rngs, M(dictnt»,CUtmi
c-ih. Pfr/iimerjr, Rmutt. Oils, l>yt
Stujfi, 4c., 4c Also — Pa'eut Meiti
e.ines: among which are, Hr Tuyfor’s Balsam of
Liverwort; laynw' Expectorant; 1 uiiian Panacea;
Halley’* Pain Extractor; Hav*' ami H«wea’ Llui
meiit; Linn's Strengthening Plaster; K»m*tock‘a
Vermifuge; Moffatt's Phccuix Ritter* and Vcgetu
hie Life rills; Bartholomew's Expectoiant; Sphou'a
Medicines; Ohlridge's Balm of Columbia for the
Hair; Welsh’s Medieaeientum.
All of which will he sold low foresail
It. L. l)ODGE, Murk/iam «/.
Littlr l<o:k, 17_tf
Hcutistry f ir ten years, and feels confident in the
ability to give entire satisfaction to such of this
; community ns may need his services.
Persons residing at a distance will he notified of
, l,is absence from town, whenever it occurs through
i the papers of tins place.
Office on the west side of Louisiana street, two
' doors south of the residence of Judge English.
Little Rock, May 27, 1651. .48-tf.
l-'re»h Arrival*.
J UST received, per steamer “ Hamburg,’'
5ti barrets superfine KLOIK;
20 “ trackers:
20 do*. Lemon Syrup ;
s boxes Candy;
10 barrels Brandy i
40 do. Whiskey.
Por sale cheap, by M. TANTI.
Steiunhuat Landing.
1 June 5, 1851—39.
Saddlery.
JUST received from New Orleans a law
” , and wlel >rtcd stock of Saddlery, consisting
in part of the following, vis:
If* gents' iiue Columbian Saddles;
12 “ •• Spanish “
g ladies’ “ Hoi skin "
H doc. Bridles, assorted qualities;
3 •• Maumgales assorted qualities;
h .4 *• Bridle fi lines “ “
3 “ Worsted Girts “ “
3 “ •*. Circmglea, ass’U qualities;
3 •• Com. Hors. Collars;
3 •“ Hog skin Horse Collars;
2 “ Wagon W i ipt;
2 “ Hut
hi 1 " Piain and Pocketed Saddle Bags;
2 ’• tine Polished Snaftb- Hits;
d 2 “ “ Stirrup irons;
3 “ very tn" Buggv Whips;
e And for sale to A J. HI TT, .1taiaitrret.
*14,1851. 3b—
ICIRVER & id’S. HMUVF.D C3TTM tIXS.
ONE of 60 Saws in store and fit sale.
All order- for Oin* of the usual gnes given
to IV Undersign. J w.il be forw^iSed, and receive
i 1 prompt attention.
WM k WAIT.
Agent fbi<tf Manufacturers.
Little Rock, May 2?.mi. 3k—
;e
t
to
CAHOCTAW LAND SCRIP Certificate* for 80.
J 16U ami 32U acres, received and for sale by
WM. B WAIT.
ag. 4th. 48 —
lohai ro ! Tobacco!!
RBCD per. Steamer Trustee. 1534 lb*, cheap
Tobacco. And fur sale by.
June 16-1361-61. A. J. HUTT
P R or E 3 810 IT A to A K PS
w«. jr. WILLOCCIBT,
ItUraey a»4 Cciiitiitr it Lit
HOT SPRINGS, ARKS.,
WILL give punctual atteaLon to all bit*,not
entrusted to hta eaie, la anv court of th
ctr the surrounding counties. o
Jsly 16, 1861.—46—If. *
' J. R. J*Rft*0\.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Oct. 1. 1*50. 4_
«. I. BHANDFNBlR«,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LAWRENCEVILLE. ARKS.
WILL practice in the eoontie* of Philip*, s
Fr»nci« »I»«I Monroe,in the 6i«? Jodie nil C-i
mit ; 6* c«antie* ot De»ha and Arkansas. tn y)
"Cntttt Judicial Cite,ill, ami the county ol Plain
in the 60b Judicial Circuit, arol w ill pay strict a
tentinn to the collection ol debts in any pait of t|
State, atul will also act aa agent lorthesale nf lam
atnt pay toe 'axes. k r
Resilience in L'twreneevilte, Monro* co., Aik«
Sept. 17, ISM-8—i~ly
JOHN T. TIC !«.<;,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
11ENTu.V, ARKANSAS.
May 91, 18641. 37_
!li:\itV IT. RECTOR,
iTTORSET k I'll'miUR AT til
(Often at Beaton, taliae County,}
VyiLL PR ACTICE la the Countlcaof Salta
T » Hot Springs, Perry, Montgomery, ami tl
•oorta at Little Rock. Aay bueineee entrusted l
iie care will receive prompt attention.
JAMES T BROWNT
A T TOR.YE Y AT LA IV,
Arknnsn* Post, Arlt.,
Will practice hi* profession in the Second Jodie!
Clrcnit, and will attend to the collection of deb
and the inveetigatiou of land claim* in every pa
ofArkanana. yp
B. T. BI VAL,
ATTIRSET AYDCOrYSELLOP, AT LAW.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
, Fort smith, Arknnaaa.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Attorney at Law,
Littls Ron, Aaa.
JOHN IL BORDER.
Attorney > t Law.
k»id?* in Lfwitrillf, UfafHtr reonty, Arh
\ND will practice in tho court* of the Bth Juri
clal dietrict. All business confided to Ilia nun
Cement, willrdereivepromptandfaithrolaltentini
LAMBERT A. WHITELEY,
ATTORYEY AT LAW.
OFFICE ON H/URKHJM STREET.
Lima Root, Arkansas.
a
JAMES A WILSON
ITT^YEY AYD COlYSELLOR AT LAW
VEI.MIUE. ARKANSAS.
invin W. CARROLL,
ara^r &x
Little Rocky
maSOly] Arkansas. [nn2
JOHN Ql II I !A.
LTTORYEY k COPYSELLOR AT LAW
AMD
SOLICITOR IN C H A N C E R f .
ierica—Eldorado. Union coitnty. Arkantaa.
«. H. HKirvrRAB, "
VTTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET.
LILTLK EOCK ASM 9. 1 If
J. Yl. TGBBETTN,
ITTORYK Y k C011 YSELLOR AT LAW
Fnyetteville, Arkansas.
)«O.C. WATIdM. AS.M.CtTUHA
W ATKIYS A (IKKAY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LITTLE UOCK ARKANSAS
LLIAM M. l OYWAY,
ATTORYBY AT L’.W, i GENERAL LA YD AliE.Y'
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.
1 t J ILL ATTEN D to the collection of debta I
T r any part of the State, to buying and avllit
lanu*, paying !a*e». redeeming laud* forfeited f
late*, he tie ie autliorixed to «eil lamia rn<in
for three or four thenannd yoo J pin ml ol kuna, mmd
cheap retea, for catk.
To: uaure *tt«utiuu ,commu uication* m u»t bepo
paid.
Little Rock, Jan IB. I*i0. lS-ly
L All AN M. ►SjKOUD
Attorney and fainoellor nt Law.
UT ILL practice in the Courts of Nvwlon, S, a
cy, Marion, ana C’arti il counties.
Residence near Crooked Creek, Carroll co., Ar
April Th—33—Iv.
S. G. S MIT H,
ATTORNEY AND CO I NSF.LLOK AT LAV
PatsdTON, Daixas to,, Akks.
3S-tf.
.JO*III t ». HOKKIS,
ATTORNEY AN» COBIIIUM AT LAW,
KOCKPOST, HOT SPRING CO., ARP
April 2*, 1850. 34-tf.
f>rocericH!
| I'ST received from Sew Orleans the fullowi
•I arliclea, viz:
12 boxes Raisins;
1 “ Ground Ginger";
A “ Maccaioni;
6 " Vermicelli;
00 “ Table Sail;
1 “ Tomalo Ketchup;
1 “ Chocolate;
1 basket Sweet Oil;
1 box Lemon Syrup;
4 “ Imperial Tea;
10 * Snap; x-.w
10 " 5a. ks Com <r;
12 doz. C. S. Ho«t;
t *• Rille Locks with fly;
And f.r sab: cheap by
A. J. HITT.
Lotle Ri*ck, June 9, 1851. Mum itrrut.
20 20
JOft
30
20
lx
20
\c« Spring Isooda.
Pieces latest style Ba rages,
printed Muslins,
late styte- Silks. *
assort, d C'iIkws.
“ Ginghams.
“ Cottouadex.
litown Linen,
lie mi us.
2 Buies 3 1. 7-8, 4 4-4, Brown 4 Biel
Domestics.
5 4. 6 4, 10-4 and 12-4, Brown and Biel
Sheetings.
5 piece* 12 4 Linen Sheeting.
22 ** Irish Linen.
Gloves, Cravat*, Pocket Handkerchief«, Shaw
A fit*>n Che-ks, Oanabergs, l lubroiias, Paras*
Negro /cods, 4o., 4c., 4c.
Received per P. Penny wilt, and tor tale CAa
for Cask mlg bv JOHN D. ADAMS
March 25,'l|5l. SteaxilaU Land**.
fflule Wanted.
\\T A N'T ED—A first rate Mule, to match t>M
f v have—price not to exceed 5200.
Applv to ROSWELL BEEBE.
July 8, 1951-44.
ISBBMSMsnsr:
gaSS&BrfcSs
iM M*t tompme 1 ever K*rt fmwnx^A to the
)Nikl«. ftftd r^perifHllT »it^ tf/Jemm,
try Md lo*», lo tali and mimn, th, <ihh
A. J. HITT Mm M<r~*
Little Rock. Mag 14, »«t. 3jt_
t LITTLE ROCK HIOH SCHOOL
Bsardiic aid Bar V N*| Far Isaac ladin
rT'HK b,i*rne«» ol thra heminary *,« p, „ ,
*<•*’*• Mlk»r»|«h in e.l«»»>!• req»*at*<l
Ti t* Inatitntmn, unrtn the rare >!•* »n-l » .
Miiw* WOOD. wHb A*r#«.nt T*arh*rt.
rwy f«fttty mri.rp.rtlt.gth*td,.M,ge, of.n,ft,,,N
fitMHwn. ft»****lng wHhtn tWifcw.it,, th,
q'ttliftf i,.r the rartwua htaorh,., «hirt, |h,y
»«t* with perfett aatt.tarLcvt, ,W« Wff to
iWftr tfc* ,>,,11,^1. Wh«*» »»m.«
Ill* pl.t'irt nt Ml, Hunting Sehr*|, beta, ton
»t*l.lly aafcrriatWI with their Teatbei*. mm, that
iti,nn,in *« to Into* and refine the q,,,,.
, nor*. and prwture haii'a ol order and r,guh.,„¥
: ofto.nfiol m iKf lormilMiti ot tliMartfr
I ,£**,"* '*!' '"’I""'*'** wi a thiongh knowing,
ofth* Firnrh language,now in<li*pen>ahl* in a polite
Guenon, th* Printiput, wi*fc ,,„g,r „ „ }„ „
IKmtibi, the Ut>(i,»(, „i in* **tahtt*ha>*nr. Tb.t
ptppn** ••‘milting Ih, Punlto. *)„, ln ^
family,To attend the FrontI. r«itheut
rh*ru*.
Th*J, cation of Ih, tily of Lilt), Rntk it healihlttl
| P1'’****''. -*«• »ff,t»ihlt at aii Unit*, by tittmittm'
; and atage.
Tht *v»ttm of education, aarrduouitlT piitcned,
tptiltcl appreciation «| nhtltm'n •••mi|t
: ml in rttyolopihf !hr mot*i and iBtotteciusl fan.lt.*
! —cwbiaemg »thorsngh and *y airmail* <cu,,,, i„ m
|,h* elementary to li't highest brtttthtt. Monthly
| rrrot.1* c.I arholaiahip amt deportment ,r, ,B„f
toil lo P»r,nl». whilM every judicious incitement in
i study it allorded.
i The school i* rontlanlly under ih, sopertWn ol
th. Board ol Visitor*, who. Item lint to li„„,
amln* the various classes. ami rtpori th,tr ping:,.,
Ttama mt Twtllen aatl'n«.H par aeulon „|
_ , n*» month*.
Day scholars, 4th Depaument, flS 00
" 3U •• 14 ,m
w “ Ifi On
" 1*1 •• Dt jK)
Frtnth, Italian, Spanish and Orman, tarh. It |M>
Sli.emif m Choir, ,0
Mu*ic— piano, (.nilar, and Organ, rath, 5:, no
U*rP» 4« on
Uiawmgand Painting, lg w,
A rnma, of l,**«.n*m (>i ur.li! painting, Japan
Work, inlaying ol Ebony and Ivory,
Han burg Work, and wax ttnwnrr, rath. 1(1 nil
No cltaig, lor tmbinu!*iy and ornamental
no,%t|r work.
Boaril, washing. Iighta, furl, nr, ol bedding,
fcc., per uioi.tb. |0 0(1
Payment* quaiterly, in adtanct; no drduttmni
lor *h*enc<-.
Se«*ion» coHiintnt* let Stpf. and 1*1 Frh. Pn
pil* itftireii ai any petiod, ai d thatged Horn titnt
ol entrant* to c|. *e of th* tromn.
Board »f Vt,it<ua.
Rt Rev. Btrh Fxixba*. Hun. F. W. Tt*v**i.«.,
Hmi. J (:<'*« FIKI-ll,
|;t0. C U1TIIM, Emj.,
i. i Hot* Jn.is* Risen,
I- j C*|lt. A PitiX
Hun T. W Nxwtoii.
L. (>imom. M. 1).
J. H (ntn, F«q ,
L. K Buiii, E«).,
E H EncLMM, L<q,
M»j. J U«mi,
G*a. S it. llmmtAU.
Hmi W. H. Scrrn*
LiHle Rock, Aeg. 22. 1320. 5M1.
W IMinOTtt.M MILK SKSmiU.
Ilrmp-lrad County,’ Ark*.
^FHE weMd **winn of (hi* Inetitntion, opened
| A till* merning February Will, leftfl
Rev. C. P TrilMTIxt, Superintendent soil Fro
i ~ (<»r [ of Morel mul Inleilerluel Hiiloecphy,
Bollr-Lelter*, end Spnnieii Literature
Re» H. 0- Thwxxtt, A. M . Prolraeor of Grecian.
Roman, F reiieh and Italian Literature.
I Jxn*» Cnocxm, A. M . Profeeenr of Mathematic*.
Student* received iu tile Primary Department aud
i unrooted
TKHMX :
Primary Department. per aaaaien of 21 week,,
payable quarterly ia advance, £12 W
Preparatory Department, Ifi OU
Collegiate Cuuiaa, tilt mi
Vocal and Inalrumeolal Moalc, Elemantaof
Muaical CompwrUiou, (Extra) 5 id)
Initiation Foe, 1 no
No deduction for abeeuce nnUaa in Caere «f pro
traclau illueaa
All atuilenta charged from tho time of thru
entry to the end of tho aeaaion
N B.—The aooa of all miuiatera who are en
gaged in the regular work of the miuiatry. or of
tlioae who am aoparannatwl or have died In lit*
uiiniatry: will bo educated free of charge.
BoaaniKo can be obtained in the beet famiUea,
at from $ti to &9 per month.
Partiewlnr attention will be paid both to the
moral and intellectual training of ail atudeota
•'ominiited to our charge
«. T. SANDERS, Socretary.
BOARD Of- l Hl'STEF.S.
lion D. T. " i ri'ER, I'iitidivt, Hon II P
Poiudexier Rev Wm Moore*. R*v- L. P Lively,
Rev B. P. Box. I N. Jone., M D , Mr J. B.han
delur. Mr. T. Williainaon, lion J. D. Trimble
Rev J, Cue'er, M. I).. Rev J. J. Roberta, C H
Mitchel, M. D , Mr. W W Andrew*. Mr. s i
Sander*. Mr H. W. Smith. 7—98-. tf
UK: LKlirS UM1F4MU1 BLOOD PILLS.
iht Htl of nil 0!bpr«M
THr Klivy of <tll Pill )Utt«fWctiirtr»II
BECAUSE llwjr «r* »af#r, and wot* nfP*
carin«i» than t*r:f othtr*; arci bt-raua# th* pub
i Ik- wHI lake i»<» nociw of othrr* if'lli*-? can ohflato lix ic
%4H» uuoo ItO \ KM Wav* hern trftU annually fht th« Imt
five wan*
\ 61 NG AND oi.l), MA145 AND FEMALE, ran tl^fi
lake Ikern with «nit U, nml without Jrar
iy I'/LLS hK tiKCES&IH Y Tor pursm. and ckamaaf
the ^UHwikf b end Ntmrt*, -tud ptmfysr.# tfcr R!«»«l and Hnsd*
• **f Ludy, take uu &* u£ ulLvi pill* prod me Umar
| ctaBtMUPd cfffcct#, ui tnmVun (<ii/sMunllB In tfcom.
CmI. Diiitkantl Live m» lonal, iud pnr*«M (<xk
Uf-wal occafMUion wnit»( rtl.mf Hu m, without fear of takiu#
. cobly (tenng all kuuim of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
j **■ write vi *4 mat u»<>ri * anirnin* c« f»ificai»t*,T{fr«»*»i Phyo
[ ti.tna, « H*riul*rr» »x ('ntfrcM, and r*-*p< tu
tPHu; can W»- prodnerd of tltrtr aUI* a* y (imn any othfr.
mm V HLL* AUK \H A BoA.and void ai cental
h**«. with and murW »WoicM>mr advtrr act *»n»fM
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Frrv Irura dun <w po«d»p oi any kind,
N no* g»|M- U»r ktu«i» b nr Umrk,
Prodm e n*» •tckncMi, v.ifrutiiiR »>p had tecrlmy*.
THEY AME iHKHi AT ALL TIME#,
And adapUd to nuak dimraacn common u» mankind.
No one haviMf oner taken them will be wiUitid afar* aid*
| to take any other*, heraune they artU alara^* dt> and Jl
dny 4** net, Ihrr* no otheiw (Will.
Dr . N. U. l.«id>. lb* proprietor and manvflntnr* r J* n n‘^n
: iat tirnfRMt, and uh>«rcan, of 16 >«am njwridu r «
Philadelphia ; «randate of th* t*u»v*rwty of Penn>> iaa<»*
» memhd-r m different medical inalituuraia of PhUadalpnia, Sen
York, Ikwioa, Uaiumor*. Iu;., and **t«* M* wad c^mpund
in« OM mber of M vrrai madi'-ai df Lopdan and Pa
n»- hear* the rranm «#< tl»e gt> *a r *•«wJnWm c fdaerd m In*
pilla, and thc»r b+it>g Dtidiim*mini ik the praetor* of w.*»t rc
ipccuild* phyiMd'i*H» UmmiMl »i»e ( nilad Plata r.
Principal IWm, ih Leoly - lx«i>tr«Miry, Nn. 114 North
Fourth , PWJ**d*»phta- ~(*nd ndd w>.utor*a*c and retiui by
J. W. Tapp*, LtttJe Bmi'k; B- i*tev*«M«w, Van Bar**-. *'>■
j vil k Mead, and VN rtKhf h «> Sew Ortaw, and all ur«4
<p«Ut and wtatrekuei^r* l**1® Lnited cAutea.
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xeit* »l l.ittle lUh k, *mt r•prcviUf
t&ute ofihrcneulry, rhnt they h»v* en.eieU
ini, ■r.»f>ai'i etihip in 'lie Hruclie*- ul _
Mcittviue, »|>I »»e ftiepxred Iu alltrui ell iellt
promptly. In c*f»* »>l emergei tv, »n<t rilhet cl the
pertie* are •been*, the nlher «lit attend." One or lb*
otherrxr, xlurexthe fotrnti ef tktv ofiltt in Mr. Ir
E. Woodruff-*burbling, the rutuer ul Mxikbcm »»»l
Scrttl etreel*.
LAlU Re.*, Oci. IS. ISV* lb-'I
Nfkuol Hook*!
I HAVE jiat received * **if«S»5y uf .School Bu ‘k*.
unwq e iri. li *re I be fuUwwillg:
4 dux. Eclectic S|rellmg (to»kk;
Z “ Anthtacttc;
1 -< Piltc'a
■Z “ Sntilcy'x “
1 “ Eibrlutb KccVni;
it *• UcmdTieli’* Readers No. 1, 2 and 3
5 “ Copy Bonk ;
6 " tsxuftxei Primer*;
2000 Letter Kttvclopc*.
1 do*. Muwourt HarmomxU;
t ** Southern “
Aim—Papci, Pen*. Ink. Ac., Ac., *U <«»
cheapf<4C4wh, by A. J. HL'TT. /luruxCrel.
14, 194; 3 A
LOI R 70 Bbis “O PxUon Milt*" ExUx b«
perftae.
. so ** “ Quincy Mill'*" ExuxSu
nerfme. Received »nd for »»K by
M*v 10.1861. WM ■ WAIT

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